Thanks for Video but I am also confused.am I correct to think that the rules you just applied would break the DMZ rule (rule number 2)? Since the source is still the 192.168.22.0/24 in rule 2 How would a packet ever hit that rule number 2 . Since it would get dropped by cleanup rule 1.4. Please explain what will happen to the packet thanks
Thanks reyan for this video. very well explained. But I have one confusion. Lets suppose we have FTP traffic (or anything other than dns, ntp, http/https) from LAN? According to parent rule, ftp will match the criteria (any(service)), means inline layer rules will be applied, but there is no inline rule for ftp traffic. That will lead ftp traffic to match against inline CleanUp rule and ftp traffic will be dropped. Is that right or am i missing something?
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Thanks for Video but I am also confused.am I correct to think that the rules you just applied would break the DMZ rule (rule number 2)? Since the source is still the 192.168.22.0/24 in rule 2 How would a packet ever hit that rule number 2 . Since it would get dropped by cleanup rule 1.4. Please explain what will happen to the packet thanks
Thanks reyan for this video. very well explained. But I have one confusion. Lets suppose we have FTP traffic (or anything other than dns, ntp, http/https) from LAN?
According to parent rule, ftp will match the criteria (any(service)), means inline layer rules will be applied, but there is no inline rule for ftp traffic. That will lead ftp traffic to match against inline CleanUp rule and ftp traffic will be dropped. Is that right or am i missing something?
that's correct !!